Bull 16 (Celestial Charge**)

Set against a field of sunlit ochre that reads like an infinite stage, the bull’s bowed posture turns strength inward, transforming a symbol of dominance into an emblem of endurance and quiet submission. Its body is faceted into translucent, stained-glass planes—cool blues and tender pinks sutured by dark contours—so that musculature becomes memory, as if the animal is built from accumulated moods rather than flesh. The hovering orb above, part moon and part coin, lends the scene a ritual stillness, suggesting a cosmic witness to labor, sacrifice, or the private weight of survival. In the tension between luminous color and lowered head, the work finds a poignant dignity: power rendered vulnerable, yet unbroken.